List of governors of Espírito Santo explained

Post:Governor
Body:the State of Espírito Santo
Flag:Brasão do Espírito Santo.svg
Incumbent:Renato Casagrande
Incumbentsince:1 January 2019
Residence:Casa do Governador (official)
Termlength:Four years, renewable once
Constituting Instrument:1989 State Constitution
Inaugural:Afonso Cláudio
Deputy:Vice Governor
Salary:Net R$ 30,971.84 (US$)[1]
Native Name:Governador do Estado do Espírito Santo
Precursor:President of the Province of Espírito Santo (until 1891)
President of the State of Espírito Santo (until 1946)

The governor of Espírito Santo is the chief executive of the Brazilian state of Espírito Santo. Below is a list of governors of the Brazilian state of Espírito Santo, since the creation of this administrative function, along with the proclamation of the Republic in Brazil, until the present day.

The governors of the Brazilian states were called presidents from 1889 to 1934. Then it was decided they should take the title of governors instead, which is the title they use today.

Prior to the proclamation of the Brazilian Republic in 1889, Brazil had no states at all; the country was subdivided into provinces, which administrators were appointed by the emperor in agreement with the provinces' chambers of representatives.

This list was taken and copied directly from the Governors of Espírito Santo's page on Portuguese Wikipedia, and some complementary information added here was taken from the Portuguese version of Britannica Encyclopedia edited in São Paulo, Brazil, 2000. All credit must go to those users from pt.wikipedia.org who created and edited this list, and to Britannica Encyclopedia

Governors in the republican period (1889–present)


bgcolor=#ffcccc Orderbgcolor=#ffcccc Namebgcolor=#ffcccc Term beginsbgcolor=#ffcccc Term endsbgcolor=#ffcccc Comments and observations
bgcolor=#ffccff 1stbgcolor=#ccffff Afonso Cláudio de Freitas Rosabgcolor=#ccffff November 22, 1889bgcolor=#ccffff January 7, 1890bgcolor=#ccffff Appointed
bgcolor=#ffccff 2ndbgcolor=#DDEEFF José Horácio Costabgcolor=#DDEEFF January 7, 1890bgcolor=#DDEEFF September 9, 1890bgcolor=#DDEEFF Afonso Cláudio de Freitas Rosa's legal substitute (appointed)
bgcolor=#ffccff 3rdbgcolor=#ccffff Constante Gomes Sodrébgcolor=#ccffff September 9, 1890bgcolor=#ccffff November 20, 1890bgcolor=#ccffff Appointed
bgcolor=#ffccff 4thbgcolor=#DDEEFF Henrique da Silva Coutinhobgcolor=#DDEEFF November 20, 1890bgcolor=#DDEEFF March 11, 1891bgcolor=#DDEEFF Appointed
bgcolor=#ffccff 5thbgcolor=#ccffff Antonio Gomez Aguirrebgcolor=#ccffff March 11, 1891bgcolor=#ccffff June 7, 1891bgcolor=#ccffff Appointed
bgcolor=#ffccff 6thbgcolor=#DDEEFF Alfeu Adolfo Monjardim de Andrade e Almeidabgcolor=#DDEEFF June 7, 1891bgcolor=#DDEEFF December 8, 1891bgcolor=#DDEEFF Elected, resigned
bgcolor=#ffccff 7th, 8th and 9thbgcolor=#ccffff Inácio Henrique de Gouveia, Graciano dos Santos Neves and Galdino Teixeira de Barros Loretobgcolor=#ccffff December 8, 1891bgcolor=#ccffff May 3, 1892bgcolor=#ccffff Intervention on the govern of the State; governing junta
bgcolor=#ffccff 10thbgcolor=#DDEEFF José de Melo Carvalho Muniz Freirebgcolor=#DDEEFF May 3, 1892bgcolor=#DDEEFF May 23, 1896bgcolor=#DDEEFF Elected
bgcolor=#ffccff -bgcolor=#ccffff Graciano dos Santos Nevesbgcolor=#ccffff May 23, 1896bgcolor=#ccffff September 23, 1897bgcolor=#ccffff Elected
bgcolor=#ffccff -bgcolor=#DDEEFF Constante Gomes Sodrébgcolor=#DDEEFF September 23, 1897bgcolor=#DDEEFF January 6, 1898bgcolor=#DDEEFF Elected as Graciano dos Santos Neves' Vice-President
bgcolor=#ffccff 11thbgcolor=#ccffff José Marcelino Pessoa de Vasconcellosbgcolor=#ccffff January 6, 1898bgcolor=#ccffff May 23, 1900bgcolor=#ccffff Elected to finish the 1896-1900 term
bgcolor=#ffccff -bgcolor=#DDEEFF José de Melo Carvalho Muniz Freirebgcolor=#DDEEFF May 23, 1900bgcolor=#DDEEFF May 23, 1904bgcolor=#DDEEFF Elected
bgcolor=#ffccff 12thbgcolor=#ccffff Argeu Hortênsio Monjardimbgcolor=#ccffff May 23, 1904bgcolor=#ccffff June 16, 1904bgcolor=#ccffff Elected as Henrique da Silva Coutinho's Vice-President
bgcolor=#ffccff -bgcolor=#DDEEFF Henrique da Silva Coutinhobgcolor=#DDEEFF June 16, 1904bgcolor=#DDEEFF May 23, 1908bgcolor=#DDEEFF Elected
bgcolor=#ffccff 13thbgcolor=#ccffff Jerônimo de Sousa Monteirobgcolor=#ccffff May 23, 1908bgcolor=#ccffff May 23, 1912bgcolor=#ccffff Elected
bgcolor=#ffccff 14thbgcolor=#DDEEFF Marcondes Alves de Sousabgcolor=#DDEEFF May 23, 1912bgcolor=#DDEEFF May 23, 1916bgcolor=#DDEEFF Elected
bgcolor=#ffccff 15thbgcolor=#ccffff Bernardino de Sousa Monteirobgcolor=#ccffff May 23, 1916bgcolor=#ccffff May 23, 1920bgcolor=#ccffff Elected
bgcolor=#ffccff 16thbgcolor=#DDEEFF Nestor Gomezbgcolor=#DDEEFF May 23, 1920bgcolor=#DDEEFF May 23, 1924bgcolor=#DDEEFF Elected
bgcolor=#ffccff 17thbgcolor=#ccffff Florentino Ávidosbgcolor=#ccffff May 23, 1924bgcolor=#ccffff June 30, 1928bgcolor=#ccffff Elected
bgcolor=#ffccff 18thbgcolor=#DDEEFF Aristeu Borges de Aguiarbgcolor=#DDEEFF June 30, 1928bgcolor=#DDEEFF October 16, 1930bgcolor=#DDEEFF Elected
bgcolor=#ffccff 19thbgcolor=#ccffff José Armando Ribeiro de Paulabgcolor=#ccffff October 16, 1930bgcolor=#ccffff November 19, 1930bgcolor=#ccffff Appointed, in lack of Constitutional successors for Aristeu Borges de Aguiar
bgcolor=#ffccff 20th, 21st and 22ndbgcolor=#DDEEFF João Manuel de Carvalho, Afonso Correia Lírio and João Punaro Bleybgcolor=#DDEEFF November 19, 1930bgcolor=#DDEEFF November 22, 1930bgcolor=#DDEEFF Federal Intervention on the State; governing junta
bgcolor=#ffccff -bgcolor=#ccffff João Punaro Bleybgcolor=#ccffff November 22, 1930bgcolor=#ccffff January 21, 1943bgcolor=#ccffff Federal Interventor; elected as Constitutional Governor for the 1935-1939 term; given powers of Federal Interventor again in November 1937





bgcolor=#ffcccc Orderbgcolor=#ffcccc Namebgcolor=#ffcccc Term beginsbgcolor=#ffcccc Term endsbgcolor=#ffcccc Comments and observations
bgcolor=#ffccff -bgcolor=#ccffff João Punaro Bleybgcolor=#ccffff November 22, 1930bgcolor=#ccffff January 21, 1943bgcolor=#ccffff Federal Interventor; elected as Constitutional Governor for the 1935-1939 term; given powers of Federal Interventor again in November 1937
bgcolor=#ffccff 23rdbgcolor=#DDEEFF Jones dos Santos Nevesbgcolor=#DDEEFF January 21, 1943bgcolor=#DDEEFF October 27, 1945bgcolor=#DDEEFF Federal Interventor
bgcolor=#ffccff 24thbgcolor=#ccffff José Rodrigues Settebgcolor=#ccffff October 27, 1945bgcolor=#ccffff November 6, 1945bgcolor=#ccffff Federal Interventor
bgcolor=#ffccff 25thbgcolor=#DDEEFF Octávio de Carvalho Lemgruberbgcolor=#DDEEFF November 6, 1945bgcolor=#DDEEFF February 27, 1946bgcolor=#DDEEFF Federal Interventor
bgcolor=#ffccff 26thbgcolor=#ccffff Aristides Alexandre Camposbgcolor=#ccffff February 27, 1946bgcolor=#ccffff June 8, 1946bgcolor=#ccffff Federal Interventor
bgcolor=#ffccff 27thbgcolor=#DDEEFF Ubaldo Ramalhete Maiabgcolor=#DDEEFF June 8, 1946bgcolor=#DDEEFF October 14, 1946bgcolor=#DDEEFF Federal Interventor
bgcolor=#ffccff 28thbgcolor=#ccffff Moacir Ubirajara da Silvabgcolor=#ccffff October 14, 1946bgcolor=#ccffff March 29, 1947bgcolor=#ccffff Federal Interventor
bgcolor=#ffccff 29thbgcolor=#DDEEFF Carlos Fernando Monteiro Lindenbergbgcolor=#DDEEFF March 29, 1947bgcolor=#DDEEFF January 31, 1951bgcolor=#DDEEFF Elected
bgcolor=#ffccff -bgcolor=#ccffff Jones dos Santos Nevesbgcolor=#ccffff January 31, 1951bgcolor=#ccffff January 31, 1952bgcolor=#ccffff Elected
bgcolor=#ffccff 30thbgcolor=#DDEEFF Francisco Alves Ataídebgcolor=#DDEEFF January 31, 1952bgcolor=#DDEEFF January 31, 1955bgcolor=#DDEEFF Elected as Jones dos Santos Neves' Vice-Governor
bgcolor=#ffccff 31stbgcolor=#ccffff Francisco Lacerda de Aguiarbgcolor=#ccffff January 31, 1955bgcolor=#ccffff January 31, 1959bgcolor=#ccffff Elected
bgcolor=#ffccff -bgcolor=#DDEEFF Carlos Fernando Monteiro Lindenbergbgcolor=#DDEEFF January 31, 1959bgcolor=#DDEEFF October 10, 1959bgcolor=#DDEEFF Elected
bgcolor=#ffccff 32ndbgcolor=#ccffff Raul Giubertibgcolor=#ccffff October 10, 1959bgcolor=#ccffff July 6, 1962bgcolor=#ccffff Elected as Carlos Fernando Monteiro Lidenberg's Vice-Governor
bgcolor=#ffccff 33rdbgcolor=#DDEEFF Hélsio Pinheiro Cordeirobgcolor=#DDEEFF July 6, 1962bgcolor=#DDEEFF August 5, 1962bgcolor=#DDEEFF President of the Chamber of the State's Representatives (second legal successor)
bgcolor=#ffccff 34thbgcolor=#ccffff Asdrúbal Martins Soaresbgcolor=#ccffff August 5, 1962bgcolor=#ccffff January 31, 1963bgcolor=#ccffff Appointed by the Chamber of the State's Representatives to finish the 1959-1963 term.
bgcolor=#ffccff -bgcolor=#DDEEFF Francisco Lacerda de Aguiarbgcolor=#DDEEFF January 31, 1963bgcolor=#DDEEFF April 5, 1966bgcolor=#DDEEFF Elected
bgcolor=#ffccff 35thbgcolor=#ccffff Rubens Rangelbgcolor=#ccffff April 5, 1966bgcolor=#ccffff January 31, 1967bgcolor=#ccffff Elected as Francisco Lacerda de Aguiar's Vice-Governor
bgcolor=#ffccff 36thbgcolor=#DDEEFF Cristiano Dias Lopes Filhobgcolor=#DDEEFF January 31, 1967bgcolor=#DDEEFF March 15, 1971bgcolor=#DDEEFF Appointed by the Chamber of the State's Representatives
bgcolor=#ffccff 37thbgcolor=#ccffff Artur Carlos Gerhardt Santosbgcolor=#ccffff March 15, 1971bgcolor=#ccffff March 15, 1975bgcolor=#ccffff Appointed by the Chamber of the State's Representatives
bgcolor=#ffccff 38thbgcolor=#DDEEFF Élcio Álvaresbgcolor=#DDEEFF March 15, 1975bgcolor=#DDEEFF March 15, 1979bgcolor=#DDEEFF Appointed by the Chamber of the State's Representatives
bgcolor=#ffccff 39thbgcolor=#ccffff Eurico Vieira Resendebgcolor=#ccffff March 15, 1979bgcolor=#ccffff March 15, 1983bgcolor=#ccffff Appointed by the Chamber of the State's Representatives
bgcolor=#ffccff 40thbgcolor=#DDEEFF Gerson Camatabgcolor=#DDEEFF March 15, 1983bgcolor=#DDEEFF May 14, 1986bgcolor=#DDEEFF Elected
bgcolor=#ffccff 41stbgcolor=#ccffff José Moraesbgcolor=#ccffff May 14, 1986bgcolor=#ccffff March 15, 1987bgcolor=#ccffff Elected as Gerson Camata's Vice-Governor
bgcolor=#ffccff 42ndbgcolor=#DDEEFF Max Freitas Maurobgcolor=#DDEEFF March 15, 1987bgcolor=#DDEEFF March 15, 1991bgcolor=#DDEEFF Elected
bgcolor=#ffccff 43rdbgcolor=#ccffff Albuíno Cunha de Azeredobgcolor=#ccffff March 15, 1991bgcolor=#ccffff January 1, 1995bgcolor=#ccffff Elected
bgcolor=#ffccff 44thbgcolor=#DDEEFF Vitor Buaizbgcolor=#DDEEFF January 1, 1995bgcolor=#DDEEFF January 1, 1999bgcolor=#DDEEFF Elected
bgcolor=#ffccff 45thbgcolor=#ccffff José Ignácio Ferreirabgcolor=#ccffff January 1, 1999bgcolor=#ccffff January 1, 2003bgcolor=#ccffff Elected
bgcolor=#ffccff 46thbgcolor=#DDEEFF Paulo Hartungbgcolor=#DDEEFF January 1, 2003bgcolor=#DDEEFF January 1, 2011bgcolor=#DDEEFF Elected (for the term 2003-2007); re-elected (for the term (2007–2011)
bgcolor=#ffccff 47thbgcolor=#DDEEFF Renato Casagrandebgcolor=#DDEEFF January 1, 2011bgcolor=#DDEEFF January 1, 2015bgcolor=#DDEEFF Elected
bgcolor=#ffccff 48thbgcolor=#DDEEFF Paulo Hartungbgcolor=#DDEEFF January 1, 2015bgcolor=#DDEEFF January 1, 2019bgcolor=#DDEEFF Elected
bgcolor=#ffccff 49thbgcolor=#DDEEFF Renato Casagrandebgcolor=#DDEEFF January 1, 2019bgcolor=#DDEEFF presentbgcolor=#DDEEFF Elected

References

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Tabela de Remunerações. Portal da Transparência do Poder Executivo do Espírito Santo. pt. April 2023. 21 July 2023.

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